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simply because there was a serious state polls just before the debate and they show that it was closing. after romney had a bet of september as you could have which kind of confirms my belief that there is a lid on obama ceiling, that because of the poor economic record there is a limit to how bloated and committed to obama people are and now i would say, still agree with my colleagues that i think obama is the favorite that i think it's more like 55-45 and i think it's very clear, still somewhat difficult but a much clearer path to romney winning the presidency. >> let's talk about the debate for a moment. based on your comments and sources what went wrong or the -- what went wrong for the president and how did romney become the super debater? we hadn't seen romney in the prior few months or so in terms of being assertive and authoritative. what happened in the white house and what happened with romney? >> i like jay leno's line that only the nfl replacement refs thought that romney one. [laughter] and to keep that metaphor going, the president looks to me like the team that was vastly
simply because there was a serious state polls just before the debate and they show that it was closing. after romney had a bet of september as you could have which kind of confirms my belief that there is a lid on obama ceiling, that because of the poor economic record there is a limit to how bloated and committed to obama people are and now i would say, still agree with my colleagues that i think obama is the favorite that i think it's more like 55-45 and i think it's very clear, still...
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like restates mitt romney needs to win seven, so he has a much thinner much smaller beagle to fred. >> i think people's impressions are already cemented into this 4% so i think this is all about to get out the vote now who's going to do better at getting out the vote. >> very attached to this idea of who looks like they are winning? you don't want to be so far ahead that you are complacent but people do want to be with the winner. if we have a situation like in 1996 when dole was far behind, clinton -- there's a lot of those people that wouldn't come out to vote. >> and we don't know have republicans and progress since 2008 on the turn of operation? the operation through the rn sea in 2008 was all -- awful and they claim to rebuild it in places like ohio where it had a big difference and a state like wisconsin and ohio that had the republican infrastructure. they are going to need to move the dial four or five-point in those states because there's a lot of states where the president is just much better organized and got in early and got and tougher with advertising. the advertising
like restates mitt romney needs to win seven, so he has a much thinner much smaller beagle to fred. >> i think people's impressions are already cemented into this 4% so i think this is all about to get out the vote now who's going to do better at getting out the vote. >> very attached to this idea of who looks like they are winning? you don't want to be so far ahead that you are complacent but people do want to be with the winner. if we have a situation like in 1996 when dole was...
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tracking polls. if you lose ohio but when pennsylvania, he win the election, probably. so why would they not seem to have adequate money. i started thinking about that and a marketer in way. maybe they are saying with two weeks ago, we probably don't have enough time to influence voter choice by 5%. maybe if we just stayed quiet, maybe i'll voters will not be as reliable as republican voters regardless of the enthusiasm gap, especially in a year when there is the enthusiasm gap. republicans are still turning out well, and they sneak across the finish line into a startling upset. i believe that that is a possibility. even for an hour in philadelphia, they have two things. two things that we basically need is what they have. i don't think it is in play because, again, we haven't seen the romney campaign or crossroads involved. but on the other hand, you never know remark was a rockabilly and approach. i don't think you can change perception. 5% is an awful lot. they said it could be a very clever plan.
tracking polls. if you lose ohio but when pennsylvania, he win the election, probably. so why would they not seem to have adequate money. i started thinking about that and a marketer in way. maybe they are saying with two weeks ago, we probably don't have enough time to influence voter choice by 5%. maybe if we just stayed quiet, maybe i'll voters will not be as reliable as republican voters regardless of the enthusiasm gap, especially in a year when there is the enthusiasm gap. republicans are...
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out of pennsylvania again and again show romney is not doing any better and at some polls he is doing worse and making little progress among white college graduates. so the state is looking similar to the demographics, how the demographics translate into political support as in 2008 and the same applies to the geographical distribution of the vote. you look how he is running in suburbs and so on. definitely looking like an advantage obama in pennsylvania. michigan is another state where the romney campaign -- is not happening at this point, michigan is decisively on the side of obama. looking at geographical pattern of the vote running in the detroit metro area 44% of the vote as he did in 2008. not much going on for romney. wisconsin is a state where if they were going to crack the midwest code given what was happening with ohio they thought they could do it in wisconsin. the problem is twofold. if you look at the level of demographic change in wisconsin it is quite startling according to the population survey data. 3 point increase in share of minority voters and college graduates a
out of pennsylvania again and again show romney is not doing any better and at some polls he is doing worse and making little progress among white college graduates. so the state is looking similar to the demographics, how the demographics translate into political support as in 2008 and the same applies to the geographical distribution of the vote. you look how he is running in suburbs and so on. definitely looking like an advantage obama in pennsylvania. michigan is another state where the...
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i think it was about seven in ten in the our poll who favored obama over romney. latino catholics who say they have no religion, atheists and agnostics and those who describe their religion as just nothing in particular also firmly in obama's camp, more than eight in ten religiously-unaffiliated latinos expressed support for obama. latino evangelicals also, you know, if anything, tended to lean in obama's direction over romney. but they were much, much more closely divided. i think about half of them said that they would, they would vote for obama if the election were held today. so, yes, big, important religious divisions among latinos. >> i have a question to pose to all of the panelists. predictions for which way the catholic vote is going to go in 2012, and, um, in that regard one of the things that seems like it's a possibility is that -- especially given, you know, the latest gallup numbers -- is that the overall vote might go to one candidate while the electoral college vote goes to another candidate. could that, could we also be seeing catholics split alon
i think it was about seven in ten in the our poll who favored obama over romney. latino catholics who say they have no religion, atheists and agnostics and those who describe their religion as just nothing in particular also firmly in obama's camp, more than eight in ten religiously-unaffiliated latinos expressed support for obama. latino evangelicals also, you know, if anything, tended to lean in obama's direction over romney. but they were much, much more closely divided. i think about half...
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all of the polls suggest that this is one of mitt romney's toughest states. as michael pointed out, it's less affluent than a number of other states. it has fewer people. it's affluent counties are less affluent counties than affluent counties elsewhere. it's a hard hit state over the last decade. there are polls in ohio and in wisconsin and iowa that ron brownstein has written about that suggests that as i feared, six months ago, that blue collar white vote that needs to be turned out by romney overwhelmingly to win is actually not doing that. that in all three of these midwestern states, they are not responding to the romney message that would be consistent with the idea that a choice between a populist incumbant who has had a so-so record, and a business executive who seems to use the obama description, out of touch with middle class and working class aspirations. that enough of them will either stay home or will support the president to fuel a narrow victory. one glimmer of opportunity for the romney campaign, and that is that by very small margin, ohio c
all of the polls suggest that this is one of mitt romney's toughest states. as michael pointed out, it's less affluent than a number of other states. it has fewer people. it's affluent counties are less affluent counties than affluent counties elsewhere. it's a hard hit state over the last decade. there are polls in ohio and in wisconsin and iowa that ron brownstein has written about that suggests that as i feared, six months ago, that blue collar white vote that needs to be turned out by...
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and now romney's polling at best in the mid 20s with the hispanic vote. and his own campaign as said they need to reach 38% nationally in order to be competitive in the states where the latino vote will be critical. so what the republican party has done, obviously, is lurched to the right in recent years. instead of george w. bush, karl rove, john mccain, let's reach out to hispanics and make immigration reform something we're for. mitt romney now embodies the part he says arizona's a model, he's promised to veto the dream act, and he's for self-deportation, the idea of manging life so -- making life so miserable here that immigrants are literally purged from the country. so this lurch to the right has hurt him badly. that strategy means, as you point out in your excellent paper, really the southwest is out of reach for them in large part because of this. they've pulled out of new mexico. they have a shot in colorado and nevada, but if the turnout is high among latinos, not much of one. so, essentially, their hispanic strategy, the romney strategy has bee
and now romney's polling at best in the mid 20s with the hispanic vote. and his own campaign as said they need to reach 38% nationally in order to be competitive in the states where the latino vote will be critical. so what the republican party has done, obviously, is lurched to the right in recent years. instead of george w. bush, karl rove, john mccain, let's reach out to hispanics and make immigration reform something we're for. mitt romney now embodies the part he says arizona's a model,...
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all of the polls suggest that this is one of mitt romney's toughest states. as michael pointed out, it's less affluent than a number of other states. as it has fewer people. it's affluent counties are less affluent than affluent counties elsewhere. it's a hard hit state over the last decade. there are polls in ohio and in wisconsin and iowa that ron brownstein is written about that suggests that as i feared, six months ago, that blue collar white vote that needs to be turned up by romney overwhelmingly to win is actually not doing that. that in all three of these midwestern states, they are not responding to the romney message that would be consistent with the idea that a choice between a populist income at who has had a so-so record, and a business executive who seems to use the obama discretion, out of touch with middle class and working class aspirations. that enough of them will either stay home or will support the president to fuel a narrow victory. one glimmer of opportunity for the romney campaign, and that is that by very small margin, ohio continues
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republican pollsters who do these together. 73% of the people in the battleground poll, the gallup poll this morning from the 72% of the people who watched the debate thought that mitt romney won. [applause] how about this. have a 63% of the democrats who watched the debate thought i romney won. [applause] lausanne, and just to make a guy make a guy with the big shot. a lot of you probably democrat 11 brothers and sisters and my dad owned a bar. i'm the last guy in the world who want to be a member of congress, much less the speaker. you know, i like all of you grew up in america, a country we can be anything you had to be and do anything you want to do. i was lucky enough to work myself through school at miniview, was able to get into a small business and grow into successful business. along the way i got to know my neighborhood homeowners ossetian and ended up for speaker of the house. this too could happen to you. but i got involved because i thought it was time for people from the real world to take a more active interest in our government. when i went there as a small-business pers
republican pollsters who do these together. 73% of the people in the battleground poll, the gallup poll this morning from the 72% of the people who watched the debate thought that mitt romney won. [applause] how about this. have a 63% of the democrats who watched the debate thought i romney won. [applause] lausanne, and just to make a guy make a guy with the big shot. a lot of you probably democrat 11 brothers and sisters and my dad owned a bar. i'm the last guy in the world who want to be a...
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the polling we saw showed that mitt romney was winning the early vote 7% or 8%. seems to have won the state by more than that, so apparently newt gingrich was not closing, but that's -- but the problem with early voting is just what the caller suggests. it doesn't give the campaign a chance to go through its organic process, but in terms of -- you know, she wants newt gingrich to consider continuing, and he should continue. we now had four primaries if you count iowa, that's really a caucus, and three winners, we have to think, what, that 5% of the delegates are picked. this is not over. the problem for newt gingrich is the month of february is lined up well for mitt romney. >> the republican candidate needs 1144 to close the deal at the convention, and with a winner take all in the state of florida, this is what the candidates' tallies look like. mitt romney at 87 in this winner take all, newt gingrich, 26, rick santorum, 14, and ron paul, 4. those numbers include the pledged super delegates as well as the winnings from the earlier primary states. let's take a l
the polling we saw showed that mitt romney was winning the early vote 7% or 8%. seems to have won the state by more than that, so apparently newt gingrich was not closing, but that's -- but the problem with early voting is just what the caller suggests. it doesn't give the campaign a chance to go through its organic process, but in terms of -- you know, she wants newt gingrich to consider continuing, and he should continue. we now had four primaries if you count iowa, that's really a caucus,...
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romney had a couple of points and a bad sophisticated polling romney significantly ahead in florida. he is not going to have to put marco rubio -- marco rubio but if it is its lock stock and barrel. it's growing more so as republicans continue to increase the population from the northeast into florida. ohioan which is my home state is pretty easy for me to predict the is that go there a lot and i have been going there on thursday for five days and i try to stay in touch not with political elites in columbus go governor kasich is a wonderful governor bad like to talk to him but i like to talk to believe it or not people and warn all tied -- warren ohio my hometown. they are going to vote for mitt romney because they want the oil and natural gas industry which has begun to revive the state, to continue unimpeded and it spread of wealth and jobs. the first new to steel plants in ohio have opened last for years and produce piping for the fracking industry which president obama wants to shut down. a ohio was not going to vote to give up its jobs by turning them over to the epa. if rob por
romney had a couple of points and a bad sophisticated polling romney significantly ahead in florida. he is not going to have to put marco rubio -- marco rubio but if it is its lock stock and barrel. it's growing more so as republicans continue to increase the population from the northeast into florida. ohioan which is my home state is pretty easy for me to predict the is that go there a lot and i have been going there on thursday for five days and i try to stay in touch not with political...
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you don't think it is as strong as the polls suggest that you have seen the momentum going before. >> you are wondering what is that all about. you were a little bit that all of this money that used in the end of this time trying to vitre mitt romney is this evil dark capitalist that flip-flops' has suddenly been eroded a little bit by the debate performances which they can see at least very plausible as a possible presidential candidate and you wonder those people that haven't broken one way or the other after the debates they look at them and say i'm ready for change and and that he is at a plausibly better alternative than barack obama and we talked about this on the show for months that it's always been the quest of the romney folks. we are never going to be emphatically the choice of people. we are never going to be the trees of the people of barack obama. we have to be plausibly the choice. >> if i am romney i'm worried about the fact i can have all the momentum i want and the poll numbers i want but if i can't know how you and i am worried about virginia, it doesn't matter. tho
you don't think it is as strong as the polls suggest that you have seen the momentum going before. >> you are wondering what is that all about. you were a little bit that all of this money that used in the end of this time trying to vitre mitt romney is this evil dark capitalist that flip-flops' has suddenly been eroded a little bit by the debate performances which they can see at least very plausible as a possible presidential candidate and you wonder those people that haven't broken one...
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host: what changes polls? have the polls altered drastically? guest: we saw a large shift after the first debate. romney gained about 3 or four points. romney was shooting up. host: the jobs numbers are coming out the friday before the election. is that something that moves the polls, economic numbers like that? guest: the processions of the comet are fairly 10 -- of the economy are fairly baked in. host: people go to realclearpolitics.com -- what will they find? guest: links to all the talk from the left and right. a >> at look at air by late the event. so we are going to listen to some of the independent candidates debate underway right now. the debate we are going to see as minnesota's eighth district of bigotry and, congressman chip cravaack and rick golin. cravaack seeking a second term, bob cravaack seeking a second term, bob cravaack seeking a second term, bob cravaack seeking a second term, bob. dominus is it district, courtesy of kst p. >> democrats testily want to when did see back here to come up every second term. it district spends
host: what changes polls? have the polls altered drastically? guest: we saw a large shift after the first debate. romney gained about 3 or four points. romney was shooting up. host: the jobs numbers are coming out the friday before the election. is that something that moves the polls, economic numbers like that? guest: the processions of the comet are fairly 10 -- of the economy are fairly baked in. host: people go to realclearpolitics.com -- what will they find? guest: links to all the talk...
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polls are good, and the polls say mitt romney has the best chance to beat obama, and even a little guy like me, i ran a poll during my state senate campaign, came out right out on the money the way it came out in the election. good at doing polling now, and you know, i know like pete, who is a good friend of mine said last time you picked a fantasy candidate or whatever, look, i've talked to a lot of you. i just talked to a ron paul supporter today. greg, it was not you, someone else. he even knew and believed ron paul was going to lose. i think ron paul thought he was going to lose. okay, look, i don't get it. let's -- you know, this is not about picking a favorite or someone you like or picking someone with your own beliefs and principles. this is about picking a person who can beat obama, period. you know, just to get into my main reason why i like mitt romney and why i support hymn is, you know, being a senator who won in a democratic district, first republican in 94 years, i can a appreciate a guy who can beat a democrat in a democratic state like mass, and that's the kind of guy
polls are good, and the polls say mitt romney has the best chance to beat obama, and even a little guy like me, i ran a poll during my state senate campaign, came out right out on the money the way it came out in the election. good at doing polling now, and you know, i know like pete, who is a good friend of mine said last time you picked a fantasy candidate or whatever, look, i've talked to a lot of you. i just talked to a ron paul supporter today. greg, it was not you, someone else. he even...
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there is a scene and described in the book were a number of key evangelical leaders came to romney's home here ine mitt massachusetts, sat down with'me thm, try to discuss with him how he would try to overcome this issue and went to great length and spent $2 million on the straw poll in iowa in 2008 in an fortrt to win there and make this issue go away.sugo he won the straw poll but then,n of course, he lost to mike huckabee lots we do to theto influence of your until of christians in iowa. i this time around it has been very different. basically their response on thia is that they have not set up committees to try to woo evangelical directly as they did last time.id lti when romney is asked about this he basically points to article the co the constitution and says there is no religionsus test for public office.igious not expecting that he would give a big speech like he did last about his fate. he has done that, and he hopedes that the main issue here is the economy. at the same time he is trying to reassure evangelicals that he is a very religious and faithful andand that he believ
there is a scene and described in the book were a number of key evangelical leaders came to romney's home here ine mitt massachusetts, sat down with'me thm, try to discuss with him how he would try to overcome this issue and went to great length and spent $2 million on the straw poll in iowa in 2008 in an fortrt to win there and make this issue go away.sugo he won the straw poll but then,n of course, he lost to mike huckabee lots we do to theto influence of your until of christians in iowa. i...
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together, and 73% of the people in the battleground poll -- well, this was the gallop poll this morning, 73% of the people who watched the debate thought that mitt romney won. [applause] how about this? how about 63% of the democrats who watched the debate thought that romney won. [applause] listen, i'm just a regular guy with a big job. a lot of you don't know, but i have 11 brothers and sisters, and my dad owned a bar, all right? i'm the last guy in the world who wanted to be a member of the congress, much less a speaker, but i, like all of you, grew up in america, a country where you can grow up and be anything you want to be and do anything you want to do. i was lucky enough to work through school, got into a small business and buy it and grow it into a successful business. along the way, i got involved in the neighborhood's homeowner's association and i ended up as speaker of the house. this, too, could happen to you. [laughter] i got involved because i thought time for people from the real world to take an active interest in the government. when i went there as a small business pe
together, and 73% of the people in the battleground poll -- well, this was the gallop poll this morning, 73% of the people who watched the debate thought that mitt romney won. [applause] how about this? how about 63% of the democrats who watched the debate thought that romney won. [applause] listen, i'm just a regular guy with a big job. a lot of you don't know, but i have 11 brothers and sisters, and my dad owned a bar, all right? i'm the last guy in the world who wanted to be a member of the...
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he dismissed allegations of mitt romney support for the democratic bias in recent polls. he presented free debate numbers in battleground states as well as public opinion polling on a range of issues. >> please welcome andrew walter with tonight's of columbus. [applause] >> thank you very much. we have the code directors of the meredith institute for public opinion at marist college in poughkeepsie, new york. the institute was founded in 1978 and does research on elections and public policy issues. you probably know their work from the battleground folding they have been doing for nbc and wall street journal this election cycle and working with the knights of columbus since 2008 on a variety of moral and religious issue polling we have done over the years so we are pleased to have lee miringoff and barbara will be speaking about the election and the context of the moral and religious the issues that are under consideration. without further ado, lee miringoff. [applause] >> thank you very much conlan and thank you from the religion news writers association convention for i
he dismissed allegations of mitt romney support for the democratic bias in recent polls. he presented free debate numbers in battleground states as well as public opinion polling on a range of issues. >> please welcome andrew walter with tonight's of columbus. [applause] >> thank you very much. we have the code directors of the meredith institute for public opinion at marist college in poughkeepsie, new york. the institute was founded in 1978 and does research on elections and...
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five-7% of likely voters of these polls are saying there and decide which is a very small number of undecided people, particularly before both the conventions have a chance to play out when people really learn about governor romney. for this small chunk of the electorate to be undecided at this point is kind of surprising. you think it would be a bigger chunk of the electorate. so it's been a dead even race. the last numbers i saw were 47-47, which is not much different than it was a month ago. so it's a very close race when you look at the national polls. electoral college is tougher for the governor. the economic mood and if i'm is tougher for the president. it's going to be another close election. and i will toss it back to you, scott, to take the conversation where you want it to go. >> thank you very much. well, i suppose the most troubling thing i heard in that presentation was that for those of you watch washington television, you have 80 more days of camping as because virginia is definitely in play. but a couple other points, if i can summarize from the panel. very interesting, a div
five-7% of likely voters of these polls are saying there and decide which is a very small number of undecided people, particularly before both the conventions have a chance to play out when people really learn about governor romney. for this small chunk of the electorate to be undecided at this point is kind of surprising. you think it would be a bigger chunk of the electorate. so it's been a dead even race. the last numbers i saw were 47-47, which is not much different than it was a month ago....
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think was better on obama or romney and three of the four romney had the advantage but on he is like me obama had aged. >> will where were the ones or romney did better. >> leadership and they were good attributes. i can't deny that it was the advantage that obama had over the fourth one that was noticeable. i think it was leadership and -- i will get that. but i think this notion of obama performing better and cares about someone like me. that wasn't a new thing and we certainly saw it with our walmart moms. that is what we heard from them is that you know, i don't feel like i can really connect with mitt romney. does he really understand what i'm going through every day? when we push them and we say what about barack obama? does he? they hesitate and say well, nobody in d.c. really gets what i'm going through. these are all politicians but given the choice, he understands the better and so i don't know that it's necessarily he has this all nailed down. >> share your valleys -- value strongly and care about me and have a vision for the future. this is the fourth one and obama, who d
think was better on obama or romney and three of the four romney had the advantage but on he is like me obama had aged. >> will where were the ones or romney did better. >> leadership and they were good attributes. i can't deny that it was the advantage that obama had over the fourth one that was noticeable. i think it was leadership and -- i will get that. but i think this notion of obama performing better and cares about someone like me. that wasn't a new thing and we certainly...
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now romney polls obama into a position and the military industrial complex boeing obama. ben in the other direction the demobilized peace movement. you're absolutely right. how do they let anybody in the white house get away with that foreign policy. >> as far as regulation is limited but after somebody gets a permit is there any follow-up they are not be equipping with weapons if it is just a rich person or company? is there any follow-up for no other activity? >> is a great activity. -- question. if they have been given out for very specific uses but they will not tell us. and those have already been violated. food drums permitted used on the northern border already used it to find somebody who stole six cattle then said isn't that great? it is already a violation. is an important question. i am trying to find out those meeting with the faa. it only has to do with safety. not privacy. then you are in another area. if you see the results of that i do not know what kind of regulations their vote the for the less than lethal uses. >> that it is what is scary. i cannot find
now romney polls obama into a position and the military industrial complex boeing obama. ben in the other direction the demobilized peace movement. you're absolutely right. how do they let anybody in the white house get away with that foreign policy. >> as far as regulation is limited but after somebody gets a permit is there any follow-up they are not be equipping with weapons if it is just a rich person or company? is there any follow-up for no other activity? >> is a great...
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so i think you are going to see a bump in the polls for romney. i don't think you can tell from any polling done last night. i certainly believe that 67% said that, believe that romney won the debate. that by the way is a stunning number. usually the debates, our side thinks our guy won and there side thinks their guy won and it comes out about even in the wash so it was pretty decisive. >> real quickly glen, explained to a group of people and i doubt if there is an undecided voter in this room -- [laughter] what to undecided voters look like? who are they? >> they look like the kind of people who tell the waiter to come back at the restaurant because they haven't made up their mind on what they are having for dinner. [laughter] and when you look at undecided voters, what is interesting this time generally undecided voters tend to be more younger women then anything else. in this case what i am seeing is an even division between men and women. there tend to be more in dependence. they are either somewhat conservative and not very conservative some
so i think you are going to see a bump in the polls for romney. i don't think you can tell from any polling done last night. i certainly believe that 67% said that, believe that romney won the debate. that by the way is a stunning number. usually the debates, our side thinks our guy won and there side thinks their guy won and it comes out about even in the wash so it was pretty decisive. >> real quickly glen, explained to a group of people and i doubt if there is an undecided voter in...
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wall street journal front-page romney target's obama voters and the poll shows high rates. the governor tries to kill support from obama supporters. and then the "baltimore sun" this morning in the first set when obama returns to the trenches. the campaign stop in ohio and the 15th stock yesterday in the state in 2012. was his 30th trip he's taking office in this 15th this year alone to read it so both candidates campaigning in ohio and then as we said showing the race tightening after the debate here is "the new york post" this morning showing that nationwide according to the gallup, romney is up 49%. president obama 37% coming and then here you can see the state of ohio this is a cnn report showing president obama the four-point lead over governor romney in ohio the american research group showing romney up 48% in ohio and president obama 47%, so tightening across the country in the battleground states. samford for the democratic call. we will go back to the topic here. the supreme court to hear affirmative action cases today. what do you think clacks >> caller: back in t
wall street journal front-page romney target's obama voters and the poll shows high rates. the governor tries to kill support from obama supporters. and then the "baltimore sun" this morning in the first set when obama returns to the trenches. the campaign stop in ohio and the 15th stock yesterday in the state in 2012. was his 30th trip he's taking office in this 15th this year alone to read it so both candidates campaigning in ohio and then as we said showing the race tightening...
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facing the most polls he's physically about even. i think that makes it very difficult for romney to put together a coalition that can take the state. colorado has been fairly close so again obama mabey looks like a fairy or four-point lead on average read a lot of demographic change. you can see the minority eligible voters have gone up by three percentage points and working-class voters in 2008 have gone down by three percentage points. again it doesn't appear that romney is able to turn the demographics tie in his favor. he's not doing much better among the white working-class voters according to the polls i've seen. he's made some progress on the outside margin that obama got 14 points in 2008 among the college graduate voters but he's not making nearly enough voters to take the state and if you break it down geographically the denver metro area is about half the vote in the state but that looks very similar in the polling data as it did in 2008. finally, the poster child for demographic change in the united states and how it's b
facing the most polls he's physically about even. i think that makes it very difficult for romney to put together a coalition that can take the state. colorado has been fairly close so again obama mabey looks like a fairy or four-point lead on average read a lot of demographic change. you can see the minority eligible voters have gone up by three percentage points and working-class voters in 2008 have gone down by three percentage points. again it doesn't appear that romney is able to turn the...
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at the same time the cnn poll showed viewers thought romney established credibility as a leader which former white house press secretary ari fleischer, a republican strategist and cnn contributor, said was very important. that's from cnn this morning. here is the headline in "roll call". barack obama attacks mitt romney, moderates in final debate. obama stuck, struck an aggressive tone from the start, repeatedly ripping into the gop nominee as unreliable and reckless while romney sought to move to the center, putting forward a moderate image of someone who would use military force as a last resort. first call up this morning comes on our support mitt romney line. this is jim in new castle, delaware. jim, what did you think of the final debate last night? >> caller: i think obama played rope-a-dope the entire night. romney never really challenged him how he lied to the u.n., lied to the american people, about the whole situation in benghazi which is just disgusting. romney never forced obama to really confront the idea that the whole muslim spring is the biggest problem that we have an
at the same time the cnn poll showed viewers thought romney established credibility as a leader which former white house press secretary ari fleischer, a republican strategist and cnn contributor, said was very important. that's from cnn this morning. here is the headline in "roll call". barack obama attacks mitt romney, moderates in final debate. obama stuck, struck an aggressive tone from the start, repeatedly ripping into the gop nominee as unreliable and reckless while romney...
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now, romney is polling at best in the mid-20s. over the hispanic vote. his own campaign have said they need to reach 30% to be competitive in the states where the latino vote will be critical. the republican party has done, george w. bush, karl rove, john mccain, let's reach out to hispanics and it has become a party that mitt romney -- well, he says that arizona as a model, the dream act that he has a radical policy prescription, health deportation, the idea of making life miserable here and immigrants are little encouraged . this lurch to the right, that strategy means, if you point out in your excellent paper, really, the southwest is out of reach for them in a large part because of this. they are pulled out of new mexico. they had a shock in colorado and nevada. if the turnout is high among latinos, it is not much of one. essentially, the romney strategy has been the economy. cuban-americans in florida, in hopes that we can have just enough of them, because maybe that will be the check, the problem is that even the hispanic electorate has changed. th
now, romney is polling at best in the mid-20s. over the hispanic vote. his own campaign have said they need to reach 30% to be competitive in the states where the latino vote will be critical. the republican party has done, george w. bush, karl rove, john mccain, let's reach out to hispanics and it has become a party that mitt romney -- well, he says that arizona as a model, the dream act that he has a radical policy prescription, health deportation, the idea of making life miserable here and...
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and now romney is pulling at best in the mid-20s. and his own campaign said they need to reach 38 percent nationally in order to be competitive in the states where the latino vote will be critical. so what the republican party has done is to merge to the right instead of george of the bush, carl rove, john mccain. let's reach out to hispanics and make immigration reform something beefier. a party where mitt romney now embodies the party. he promised to veto. he is on a radical policy prescription. the idea of making life so miserable year that immigrants are literally purge from the country. so this looks to the right has hit badly with hispanics. that means as you point out in your paper the southwest is out of reach with of, in large part because of this. they pulled out of the mexico. they have a shot in common and nevada. the hispanic and strategy, their on the strategy has been let's talk about the economy. the cuban americans in poor regions and help that we can peel off enough of them because maybe that will be that trick. the
and now romney is pulling at best in the mid-20s. and his own campaign said they need to reach 38 percent nationally in order to be competitive in the states where the latino vote will be critical. so what the republican party has done is to merge to the right instead of george of the bush, carl rove, john mccain. let's reach out to hispanics and make immigration reform something beefier. a party where mitt romney now embodies the party. he promised to veto. he is on a radical policy...
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a number of key and the -- evangelical leaders came to mitt romney's home in massachusetts and sat down and try to discuss with them how he would overcome this issue. he went to great lengths and spent $2 million on the straw poll in iowa in 2008 in an effort to win their to make the issue go away. he won the straw poll but lost to mike huckabee large they do to the influence of evangelical christians in iowa. this time it has been different. the response has been that they have not set up a committee to woo evangelicals directly as they did last time. when he is asked about this, he basically points to article 6 of the constitution and says there is no religion -- no religious test for president. he hopes that the main issue here is the economy. at the same time, he has tried to reassure evangelicals that he is a very religious and faithful man and begin -- and believes strongly in his faith and they share common values. he has tried to deal with it that way and in south carolina tomorrow this will be an important factor for certain voters. we will see how that plays out there. it has
a number of key and the -- evangelical leaders came to mitt romney's home in massachusetts and sat down and try to discuss with them how he would overcome this issue. he went to great lengths and spent $2 million on the straw poll in iowa in 2008 in an effort to win their to make the issue go away. he won the straw poll but lost to mike huckabee large they do to the influence of evangelical christians in iowa. this time it has been different. the response has been that they have not set up a...
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for virginia, george allen is running three or four points behind mitt romney in the polls. right now we actually show romney with a slight lead in the state. i know where it ends up, but i think that's pretty permanent. yes, sir? >> yes, have a question regarding polarization. how much do you think the so-called campaign-finance reform, which took a lot of power away from the parties, and also the cable networks have contributed to the polarization or fragmentation of the public and created some of this difficulty in getting along? >> yes, very much so. the 24/7 cable tv and talk radio drives the extremes of both parties, it beats the extremes of both parties. we had a great congressman in pennsylvania who rick knows, and i think he admired. he was a conservative democrat, a blue dog democrat. but a great guy. he was wonderful to work with. he lost a trial. he was a trial lawyer that was much more crisp and 10 aggressive. but tim should've never lost. he was one of the most valuable democrats of having congress. he lost. dick lugar would be wiping the floor with our democra
for virginia, george allen is running three or four points behind mitt romney in the polls. right now we actually show romney with a slight lead in the state. i know where it ends up, but i think that's pretty permanent. yes, sir? >> yes, have a question regarding polarization. how much do you think the so-called campaign-finance reform, which took a lot of power away from the parties, and also the cable networks have contributed to the polarization or fragmentation of the public and...
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all government, and romney has 14%. rick perry and gingrich, 14% and 13%. so there's an element of fragmentation. >> i'm wondering -- no way to figure this out -- in the register poll that came out, they asked people do you consider yourself a fundamental list born again christian and 41% said yes, likely caucus goers. the difference is almost 20% -- 24% difference between 58% and 34%. so, i'm just trying to figure out why all of a sudden the number seems to go back up. >> could have had a lot of people who hadn't thought they were going to caucus, or the differences in the polling sample. but this particular sample, we could say if this is right, they were wrong. but if this is wrong, they were right. so we talked about this earlier. several days from the end of the poll to the actual caucus day today, and not only was there room for people to shift or go from undecided to somebody else. there's also room for people to decide they would go to a caucus. >> the other thing about the poll, the last two days, if you take the last two days, santorum would be 22
all government, and romney has 14%. rick perry and gingrich, 14% and 13%. so there's an element of fragmentation. >> i'm wondering -- no way to figure this out -- in the register poll that came out, they asked people do you consider yourself a fundamental list born again christian and 41% said yes, likely caucus goers. the difference is almost 20% -- 24% difference between 58% and 34%. so, i'm just trying to figure out why all of a sudden the number seems to go back up. >> could...
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have independent think, and they did that, and you'll see in the state of south carolina, the exit polls, two-thirds of the people with me after that, and so i'm very confident that one, i strongly believe governor romney will be the nominee, but i believe i really did the right thing. >> and how you account for the fact he was not able to carry south carolina, even after the endorsement? >> that south carolina has very strong independently minded people, and i never -- i get asked all the time, did i take that personally, but, no, that's what i love about the people of south carolina. they do what they want to do. i respected them to do that. i also appreciate the fact they respected that i decided who i wanted to endorse. i was comfortable with it. >> you know, i know you said publicly, definitively in the last few days that you are not interested in being on the ticket if the governor asks you, but what about cabinet? you sit here thinking, she would be a great secretary of labor or commerce, do you think to yourself, look, i'm making a difference in south carolina, but perhaps in the
have independent think, and they did that, and you'll see in the state of south carolina, the exit polls, two-thirds of the people with me after that, and so i'm very confident that one, i strongly believe governor romney will be the nominee, but i believe i really did the right thing. >> and how you account for the fact he was not able to carry south carolina, even after the endorsement? >> that south carolina has very strong independently minded people, and i never -- i get asked...
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polling numbers in the direction of economic data and markets adjust its time to brace for a second obama term. i want to ask you also about using the word brace in this story. jaczko yeah, i mean i think you know the president has had an antagonistic relationship with business. i think that's pretty clear and so he did over the last several months i think lose the independent vote and certainly the business vote and so the number show he is actually winning i could understand that now they are disappointed it does they were counting on the competition, but i don't think you can really tell right now. i mean it's hard to know how accurate these polls are. in some cases i think the media is pulling democrat and in other cases i think people, they don't necessarily tell you what they're thinking of what they want to do so it's probably likely that you know we see a very close race. it could be, could go either way. i'm just not sure right now how accurate those polls are but i understand the word race across the business community has a think looked at his presidency and been disappoi
polling numbers in the direction of economic data and markets adjust its time to brace for a second obama term. i want to ask you also about using the word brace in this story. jaczko yeah, i mean i think you know the president has had an antagonistic relationship with business. i think that's pretty clear and so he did over the last several months i think lose the independent vote and certainly the business vote and so the number show he is actually winning i could understand that now they are...
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we moved to nevada off of be in play list of the leading democratic list as it became clear to the polls and eventually from the early voting statistics that president obama was giving of a pretty strong lead in that state. >> so as the map comes together, what date does the "los angeles times" used to determine? >> we use a mixture of things early in the process. you are mostly relaunching on the public polls as the process goes a long to other things factor into it and one is the reporting that our political staff does. we've had reporters in all of the battleground states as it goes along. we get a lot of information from our reporters and as one's early voting get started, we've been and it's particularly important in nevada i was also important in north carolina we had moved north carolina off of our battleground list because it seemed like the public opinion polls were suggesting that the republicans had a fairly strong lead that it wants the early vote came in, they were very similar to 2008 in which president obama very narrowly won the state. so, we move to north carolina backin
we moved to nevada off of be in play list of the leading democratic list as it became clear to the polls and eventually from the early voting statistics that president obama was giving of a pretty strong lead in that state. >> so as the map comes together, what date does the "los angeles times" used to determine? >> we use a mixture of things early in the process. you are mostly relaunching on the public polls as the process goes a long to other things factor into it and...
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narrow leads in the national polls. but the staples, especially ohio looked different. may be the president moved ohio, was at the outer bailout? was at the improving economy? ohio usually in a 50/50 rate -- seem to be a democratic state. if you look at what's likely to end of the final results here, certainly the president won either to probably win ohio by a be 2.5 percentage was by the end of the day. so really ohio didn't look so different relative to the nation and it usually does but it's usually a little bit republican, a little bit republican again. my bolder claim, i'm not going to quite make it my bold claim is going to be that boy, maybe this auto bailout story wasn't true at all but i think it's partly to. but i do think it's overblown to give you look at ohio, there were three groups really that obama improve his status on, release he didn't lose as much. those were yes, there were some counties where the auto bailout seem to the. there was some counties in the auto belt that just performed a little bit bet
narrow leads in the national polls. but the staples, especially ohio looked different. may be the president moved ohio, was at the outer bailout? was at the improving economy? ohio usually in a 50/50 rate -- seem to be a democratic state. if you look at what's likely to end of the final results here, certainly the president won either to probably win ohio by a be 2.5 percentage was by the end of the day. so really ohio didn't look so different relative to the nation and it usually does but it's...
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in fact sophisticated polling mitt romney is significantly ahead in florida. he is not going to put marco rubio on the ticket to win that but if he did it is lock stock and barrel. it is a state that is fundamentally a republican state and growing more so as they continue to increase the population from the northeast to florida. ohio which is my home state is easy to predict because i go there a lot because i go there for five days and stay in touch not with political elites but i like to talk to governor casey to but i like to talk to people in my home town, union town. democrat town. not an obama town and going to vote for mitt romney because they want the oil and natural gas industry which has begun to revise the state for the first time in my lifetime to continue unimpeded in its spread of wealth and jobs. the first two says -- steel plants in the last four years that produce piping for the industry that president obama wants to shut down and ohio is not going to vote to give of its jobs by turning them over to the epa. that will solidify the ohio vote but
in fact sophisticated polling mitt romney is significantly ahead in florida. he is not going to put marco rubio on the ticket to win that but if he did it is lock stock and barrel. it is a state that is fundamentally a republican state and growing more so as they continue to increase the population from the northeast to florida. ohio which is my home state is easy to predict because i go there a lot because i go there for five days and stay in touch not with political elites but i like to talk...
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i think that attacking ann romney at this moment, when the polls show that when in favor president obama and his policies is a mistake. host: is, will -- is tumbler an active site you follow? guest: it is. have you read the most recent hillary posts? if you go on tumbler, there is a group of pictures that two young kids put together. hillary clinton is wearing these black sunglasses and she is texting and the kids have decided to put a picture of ryan guy swing above its -- gosling about it. they do a parody. guest: it is kind of a mashup site, where people are getting news, information, and laughter, sometimes. guest: even though it is not as prevalent as twitter and facebook and lease in the campaign world, but this most recent use is elevating its status in the political realm. host: is tumbler ispintrest making money? guest: facebook bought instagram. guest: that was a lot of money for a site that has not made a dime. guest: it is. as far as buying other sites, we just saw aol and the sale of all of its patents. i think there is right now -- maybe it is a bubble, but i think a lot of
i think that attacking ann romney at this moment, when the polls show that when in favor president obama and his policies is a mistake. host: is, will -- is tumbler an active site you follow? guest: it is. have you read the most recent hillary posts? if you go on tumbler, there is a group of pictures that two young kids put together. hillary clinton is wearing these black sunglasses and she is texting and the kids have decided to put a picture of ryan guy swing above its -- gosling about it....
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that drives it. >> joel, can romney sustain the advantage that poll, and a number of others generally have him even or slightly ahead in many polls today at least who can do a better job on the economy? i understand there are other dimensions who stand up for the middle class, obama is ahead. broad question of who can get the economy moving, romney is even or ahead. can he sustain that advantage? >> i don't want to take your question. you glossed over the other questions that are relevant. just as peter said, take peter construct, questions 1 through 120 are the economy. there are components how people contextalize on the economy. not just who they think has good ideas on the economy. who understands problems people like me facing. who will put middle class people's interests first. who will make sure there are not two sets of rules, once for those at to and for everybody else. those are variables that go into the ecase. not just whether people like president obama or not, although they do, it is why his job approval ratings have been higher. it is why people's economic confidence rat
that drives it. >> joel, can romney sustain the advantage that poll, and a number of others generally have him even or slightly ahead in many polls today at least who can do a better job on the economy? i understand there are other dimensions who stand up for the middle class, obama is ahead. broad question of who can get the economy moving, romney is even or ahead. can he sustain that advantage? >> i don't want to take your question. you glossed over the other questions that are...
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romney hasn't shown, voiced that he would reduce it. i think it goes to, um, both the popularity of these programs going around 65% in american public polling, so no one's going against that. and the idea that it gives you a work around to some of the challenges of the past if you needed congressional authorization for it by not having to send people into harm's way. the challenge which both of them will face whether it's obama or romney is another one of these external factors. congress on both the right and the left starting to get more and more uncomfortable with their lack of oversight, their lack of input into this. and you're seeing statements being made on both the right of that and kind of growing discourse in the american public on it. i think the environment around it may get a little bit more difficult for that next president over the couple years. won't end it, but more questions will be asked of them. they'll be asked to issue more reports, more fighting off legislation and the like than maybe they would over the last four
romney hasn't shown, voiced that he would reduce it. i think it goes to, um, both the popularity of these programs going around 65% in american public polling, so no one's going against that. and the idea that it gives you a work around to some of the challenges of the past if you needed congressional authorization for it by not having to send people into harm's way. the challenge which both of them will face whether it's obama or romney is another one of these external factors. congress on...
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. >> i think obama neutralized romney on the economy this year. if it goes on longer, it's hard to know. in the exit polls, 53% of the voters blame george bush for current economic problems, and 38% barack obama. you see how he neutralized that. >> a comment on that. if you look at the most recent analysis of those just off the charts sue pert in straightforward analysis, you know, looking at this downturn, in the context of other downturns triggered by financial crisis and debt problems which is different from a typical recession, weaver come -- we've come out of that better than most others, and better than other countries who experienced it in a global way, and if you look at the forecast made by moody analytics and others, basically, it was regardless of who is the president, we'll see 12 million jobs created over the next four years. now, they may be right, and they may be wrong, and their prognostications on economic issues are nowhere belter than ours have been on political issues, and lots of things can emerge, including war, a -- other ki
. >> i think obama neutralized romney on the economy this year. if it goes on longer, it's hard to know. in the exit polls, 53% of the voters blame george bush for current economic problems, and 38% barack obama. you see how he neutralized that. >> a comment on that. if you look at the most recent analysis of those just off the charts sue pert in straightforward analysis, you know, looking at this downturn, in the context of other downturns triggered by financial crisis and debt...
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it is the romney win versus the polling. sounds like a good question that no comment on from me. >> i have a different question for you. why are you wearing on your lapel what looks like a red cent spent there was a little tea party during a race that started handing these out and said you can get when. it's only 1 penny. you can get one for a dollar. [laughter] it's just a penny that is painted with red nail polish and their mother was not one red cent more. the government has taken all my money and i'm not giving them one red cent more. >> it could be worse to our swedish libertarian fringe is have a picture of a kroner, or whatever, that in have. signifying their desire to be allowed to keep half the money they earn. [laughter] yes, right there. >> the microphone up to your mouth, please. [inaudible] >> i spilt oatmeal on at the rayburn house. my question is regarding your use of the term revolution at been trying to reconcile exactly do you mean to use that word, and i find it difficult use that word in terms of returnin
it is the romney win versus the polling. sounds like a good question that no comment on from me. >> i have a different question for you. why are you wearing on your lapel what looks like a red cent spent there was a little tea party during a race that started handing these out and said you can get when. it's only 1 penny. you can get one for a dollar. [laughter] it's just a penny that is painted with red nail polish and their mother was not one red cent more. the government has taken all...
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polls today, came out today, have the president at 48%. hasn't really cracked 50 and stay there for any length of time in quite a while. he does win on likability over romney, and that matters, but i think you want to boil down the selection if somebody decide on two things, that unemployment number, asphalt as it is, is it going up or down? you know which candidate it benefits. and the debates. they've announced to debate three of them in october. october 3, 16, and 22nd. romney has got 20 of experience in debate and i think he did 20 of them. that's going to stand him in good stead. he's pretty good at it. i can't, there were a few moments he probably would like to take back, you know, the $10,000 bet and so forth. but for the most part he handled himself quite well. peter hart, who probably everyone in this room is money with, democratic pollster, said in a memo to his clients a week or so ago, six months out deadline, that the president has no better than a 50/50 chance, with one caveat. and that's the supreme court ruling that will co
polls today, came out today, have the president at 48%. hasn't really cracked 50 and stay there for any length of time in quite a while. he does win on likability over romney, and that matters, but i think you want to boil down the selection if somebody decide on two things, that unemployment number, asphalt as it is, is it going up or down? you know which candidate it benefits. and the debates. they've announced to debate three of them in october. october 3, 16, and 22nd. romney has got 20 of...
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i am very confident that governor romney will be within the nominee, and i believe that i did the right thing. >> how do you account for the fact that he wasn't able to carry south carolina even after the endorsement? >> .carolina has strong independent-minded people. i get asked if i take that personally. no, that is because i love that about south carolina. they will do if they want to do. i respected them to do that, and i also respected the fact that they did what i wanted and they accepted that. >> i see that you also said that you are not interested in being on the ticket if the governor asks you. but what about the cabinet? you think that nikki haley would be a great secretary of labor and secretary of commerce. do you ever think that perhaps that you could be able to make a difference on a larger scale? >> my decision, and when you read all of the challenges that we went through to become governor, the people of south carolina took a chance on me. it is important for me that people trust their government. i made a commitment to them. i have a job to finish. and i want to make th
i am very confident that governor romney will be within the nominee, and i believe that i did the right thing. >> how do you account for the fact that he wasn't able to carry south carolina even after the endorsement? >> .carolina has strong independent-minded people. i get asked if i take that personally. no, that is because i love that about south carolina. they will do if they want to do. i respected them to do that, and i also respected the fact that they did what i wanted and...
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in terms of romney's mormon religion shouldn't play a role no, it should not. but late seen the polls that show some of the southern whites that won't vote for him there was a great story about two weeks ago greet has been tragic where a woman believes that barack obama is a muslim but she's voting for him any way because she would rather vote for a muslim have rather than a mormon. [laughter] so why don't know. is that winning? so there's no doubt. >> the one thing people won't go for is an atheist. an overwhelming majority say they wouldn't vote for someone who doesn't believe in god. >> it's the kiss of death you don't have people coming out of the closet as atheists especially if they want to have any kind of national ambition. >> this is a country that was founded by puritans and many of the religious as telex fleeing religious persecution. >> dad does explain it is a paradox but when you think that it makes sense it was so important a fled their country of origin and they made that sacrifice and suffered that much, so he we are to be disconnect shifting g
in terms of romney's mormon religion shouldn't play a role no, it should not. but late seen the polls that show some of the southern whites that won't vote for him there was a great story about two weeks ago greet has been tragic where a woman believes that barack obama is a muslim but she's voting for him any way because she would rather vote for a muslim have rather than a mormon. [laughter] so why don't know. is that winning? so there's no doubt. >> the one thing people won't go for is...
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you will see even in the state of south caroline at the exit polls, two thirds of the people were still with me after that. i'm very confident that governor romney will be the nominee, but i believe i really did the right thing. >> how do you account for the fact he was able to carry south carolina even after the endorsement? >> south carolina has strong independently narrowminded people. i get asked all the time did i take that personally quite know, that's what i love that the people of south carolina. they do what they want to do. i respected them to do that and i appreciate the fact they respect i decided i wanted to endorse. i was very comfortable with the. >> i know you have said publicly, definitively in the last few days issue are not interested in being on the ticket if the governor asks you. but what about the cabinet vote? if you sit here and think -- comaneci haley would be a great secretary is commerce, do everything to yourself, and make a difference in south carolina, but perhaps in the romney cabinet to be able to make a difference on a much larger scale. >> my decision
you will see even in the state of south caroline at the exit polls, two thirds of the people were still with me after that. i'm very confident that governor romney will be the nominee, but i believe i really did the right thing. >> how do you account for the fact he was able to carry south carolina even after the endorsement? >> south carolina has strong independently narrowminded people. i get asked all the time did i take that personally quite know, that's what i love that the...
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anoukw,ttng ser o ee exit polling during the republican primary to see romney geght basically a vast majority of the tea party support whichem cotefft. d wrrork toabwt aif e erpectwhou k hpp there, and if it's possible to bring the folk that sympathetic to the party book back into the fold so to ea 'l id te tio coti feth rpan'd e paymme as mt nlltual history. i think it is fair to say in the sense of the notion of the transparent n seriously nkgomeovt ttedts tee tearthste arwionl i mb 2. e lethhe history is most people don't know any intellectual history. having saidthat i willay most of the people who bgan stin0oh dtnsakw thae ceri ou tam omse atoral ron paul rooted tea party came from. it's fair to argue that rnu tepty n dtavaoodo thtda pat wassssckee tea party identifying people for the romney. it struck me. i've written this that locally, political logic the a y ldven rouloc ane hepremih lof o a lgi t r i. senator paul has identified himself with the tea par in a way perhaps he might want to address if he agreesn sothinthason o i dttil 2, 'tl e st continued to the notion or ident
anoukw,ttng ser o ee exit polling during the republican primary to see romney geght basically a vast majority of the tea party support whichem cotefft. d wrrork toabwt aif e erpectwhou k hpp there, and if it's possible to bring the folk that sympathetic to the party book back into the fold so to ea 'l id te tio coti feth rpan'd e paymme as mt nlltual history. i think it is fair to say in the sense of the notion of the transparent n seriously nkgomeovt ttedts tee tearthste arwionl i mb 2. e...
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romney has not shown that he would reduce it. the same goes to both the popularity of these programs going around 65% in american public polling and the idea -- congressional authorization and not having to send people into harm's way. the challenge both of them will face whether it is obama or romney is external factors. congress on the right and left starting to get more uncomfortable with their lack of oversight, their lack of input into this. you are seeing statements and kind of growing discourse in the american public. the environment around it makes it more difficult for the next president. more questions will be asked of them. they will be asked to issue more reports. more fighting of legislation than they would in the last four years. >> you are suggesting there may be the need for congressional resolution authorizing the use of the drone? >> i am suggesting for the last several years congress -- the bigger trend with the world of congress and the executive branch. congress hasn't declared war -- we are on the 70th anniv
romney has not shown that he would reduce it. the same goes to both the popularity of these programs going around 65% in american public polling and the idea -- congressional authorization and not having to send people into harm's way. the challenge both of them will face whether it is obama or romney is external factors. congress on the right and left starting to get more uncomfortable with their lack of oversight, their lack of input into this. you are seeing statements and kind of growing...
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still at the phrase of cannot confirm nor deny but we will talk about it or elite it but mitt romney has not shown he would reduce it. it goes to the popularity of the programs with public polling and gives you a work around to the challenges of the past two not send people into harm's way. the challenge both will face is the external factor congress on the right and left it more uncomfortable with their lack of oversight and input to. and the growing discourse. it would make it more difficult. more questions will be asked more fight came off legislation over the last four years. >> bruce adjusting the need for a congressional resolution authorizing? >> i am suggesting congress there is a bigs a bigger trend h the executive branch. congress has not declared war now on the 70th anniversary of 1942. then you have to work around attempts of the war powers act through vietnam. congress is largely quiet to. but we start to see attempts to start legislation or a letter to heads of agencies. not just one party but parts of both parties. whoever is the winner will have more pressure. and mem
still at the phrase of cannot confirm nor deny but we will talk about it or elite it but mitt romney has not shown he would reduce it. it goes to the popularity of the programs with public polling and gives you a work around to the challenges of the past two not send people into harm's way. the challenge both will face is the external factor congress on the right and left it more uncomfortable with their lack of oversight and input to. and the growing discourse. it would make it more difficult....